Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Oct 9, 2026 · 5:00 PM PT edition · 20 stories
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini
Fraunhofer ISE demos high-temperature heat pumps for industrial steam production — Fraunhofer ISE has demonstrated that high-temperature heat pumps can supply industrial process steam at up to 160 C and operate effectively…
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins
U.S. trade and energy policy shifts may reshape solar market in 2026 — The United States has made significant changes to trade and energy policy in 2026. The enforcement of these policies and potential further…
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
PV Magazine · Sergio Matalucci
Dutch researchers model green hydrogen production costs at €7.2/kg using renewables — Researchers at the University of Groningen have calculated green hydrogen production costs of €7.2/kg to €7.3/kg using renewable power…
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
PV Tech · JP Casey
Australia backs goal to double global residential rooftop solar by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes with rooftop solar PV by 2030, becoming the first country to do so.
Inside Climate News · Aman Azhar
Maryland officials face community pressure over Baltimore incinerator air permit renewal — Around 100 Baltimore residents packed a community hall in the Curtis Bay neighborhood on the evening of Oct. 1.
Grist · Tristan Baurick
Louisiana wind industry prepares for potential policy headwinds under Trump administration
Grist · Frida Garza
Critics blast 'Digger' project; supporters defend climate credentials
Guardian Environment · Rachel Salvidge
UK water companies earned £340m from industrial wastewater permits, raising pollution concerns — Exclusive: Firms made more than £340m last year from processing industrial and commercial wastewater at sewage works that are unable to…
Climate Home News · Vivian Chime
Africa Energy Bank launch delayed again — Repeated delays are raising questions about the bank's momentum and whether it can mobilise investment to finance Africa’s oil and gas…
Guardian Environment · Adam Morton in Nadi, Fiji
Cop31 host calls for higher climate spending than defense budgets — ‘The climate issue is the security issue,’ says Turkish minister at Pacific pre-Cop summit in Fiji Wealthy countries should spend far more…
Heatmap News · Jael Holzman
Conservation Groups Launch Campaign Against Data Center Expansion — This week’s Q&A is with Dan Hartinger, senior policy director for The Wilderness Society, a prominent land conservation organization in…
More: Heatmap News
Oct 9, 2026 · 8:00 PM PT edition · 20 stories
Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Federal authorities open investigation of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquids pipelines after Michigan spill — A crude oil pipeline spill last month in the Detroit suburbs has prompted federal authorities to open an investigation into the safety of…
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini
Fraunhofer ISE demos high-temperature heat pumps for industrial steam production — Fraunhofer ISE has demonstrated that high-temperature heat pumps can supply industrial process steam at up to 160 C and operate effectively…
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins
U.S. trade and energy policy shifts may reshape solar market in 2026 — The United States has made significant changes to trade and energy policy in 2026. The enforcement of these policies and potential further…
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
PV Magazine · Sergio Matalucci
Dutch researchers model green hydrogen production costs at €7.2/kg using renewables — Researchers at the University of Groningen have calculated green hydrogen production costs of €7.2/kg to €7.3/kg using renewable power…
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
PV Tech · JP Casey
Australia backs goal to double global residential rooftop solar by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes with rooftop solar PV by 2030, becoming the first country to do so.
Inside Climate News · Aman Azhar
Maryland officials face community pressure over Baltimore incinerator air permit renewal — Around 100 Baltimore residents packed a community hall in the Curtis Bay neighborhood on the evening of Oct. 1.
Grist · Tristan Baurick
Louisiana wind industry prepares for potential policy headwinds under Trump administration
Grist · Frida Garza
Critics blast 'Digger' project; supporters defend climate credentials
Guardian Environment · Rachel Salvidge
UK water companies earned £340m from industrial wastewater permits, raising pollution concerns — Exclusive: Firms made more than £340m last year from processing industrial and commercial wastewater at sewage works that are unable to…
Climate Home News · Vivian Chime
Africa Energy Bank launch delayed again — Repeated delays are raising questions about the bank's momentum and whether it can mobilise investment to finance Africa’s oil and gas…
Guardian Environment · Adam Morton in Nadi, Fiji
Cop31 host calls for higher climate spending than defense budgets — ‘The climate issue is the security issue,’ says Turkish minister at Pacific pre-Cop summit in Fiji Wealthy countries should spend far more…
Heatmap News · Jael Holzman
Conservation Groups Launch Campaign Against Data Center Expansion — This week’s Q&A is with Dan Hartinger, senior policy director for The Wilderness Society, a prominent land conservation organization in…
More: Heatmap News
Oct 9, 2026 · 11:00 PM PT edition · 20 stories
PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins
China tightens solar manufacturing rules to curb oversupply and price competition — China is tightening the rules of solar competition through cost accounting, mandatory efficiency standards, tax changes and capacity…
Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Federal authorities open investigation of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquids pipelines after Michigan spill — A crude oil pipeline spill last month in the Detroit suburbs has prompted federal authorities to open an investigation into the safety of…
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia endorses plan to double global rooftop solar homes to 300 million by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes in the world with rooftop solar, from 150 to 300 million by 2030 via the…
More: PV Tech
PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini
Fraunhofer ISE demos high-temperature heat pumps for industrial steam production — Fraunhofer ISE has demonstrated that high-temperature heat pumps can supply industrial process steam at up to 160 C and operate effectively…
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins
U.S. trade and energy policy shifts may reshape solar market in 2026 — The United States has made significant changes to trade and energy policy in 2026. The enforcement of these policies and potential further…
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
Volts (David Roberts) · David Roberts
Federal permitting reform bill advances amid industry push for faster approvals — A conversation with Daniel Palken of Arnold Ventures.
PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
Spanish solar developer Grenergy secures $460M for 446MW Chilean solar-plus-storage — Spanish IPP Grenergy has secured a US$457 million non-recourse senior financing for a 446MW Chilean solar-plus-storage portfolio.
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
Inside Climate News · Aman Azhar
Maryland officials face community pressure over Baltimore incinerator air permit renewal — Around 100 Baltimore residents packed a community hall in the Curtis Bay neighborhood on the evening of Oct. 1.
Grist · Tristan Baurick
Louisiana wind industry prepares for potential policy headwinds under Trump administration
Grist · Frida Garza
Critics blast 'Digger' project; supporters defend climate credentials
Guardian Environment · Rachel Salvidge
UK water companies earned £340m from industrial wastewater permits, raising pollution concerns — Exclusive: Firms made more than £340m last year from processing industrial and commercial wastewater at sewage works that are unable to…
Climate Home News · Vivian Chime
Africa Energy Bank launch delayed again — Repeated delays are raising questions about the bank's momentum and whether it can mobilise investment to finance Africa’s oil and gas…
Oct 10, 2026 · 2:00 AM PT edition · 20 stories
PV Magazine · Ryan Kennedy
More than 70% of announced U.S. solar manufacturing expansions lack financing — Forecasted capital expenditure for new U.S. solar manufacturing expansions for 2027 reflects a hesitant financing climate, with Tesla’s…
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia's renewable PPAs shift from volume-based to value-based pricing — Australia’s renewable energy market is entering a new phase where the value of electricity is increasingly determined not by energy alone,…
PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins
China tightens solar manufacturing rules to curb oversupply and price competition — China is tightening the rules of solar competition through cost accounting, mandatory efficiency standards, tax changes and capacity…
Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Federal authorities open investigation of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquids pipelines after Michigan spill — A crude oil pipeline spill last month in the Detroit suburbs has prompted federal authorities to open an investigation into the safety of…
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia endorses plan to double global rooftop solar homes to 300 million by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes in the world with rooftop solar, from 150 to 300 million by 2030 via the…
More: PV Tech
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
Volts (David Roberts) · David Roberts
Federal permitting reform bill advances amid industry push for faster approvals — A conversation with Daniel Palken of Arnold Ventures.
PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
Spanish solar developer Grenergy secures $460M for 446MW Chilean solar-plus-storage — Spanish IPP Grenergy has secured a US$457 million non-recourse senior financing for a 446MW Chilean solar-plus-storage portfolio.
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
Inside Climate News · Aman Azhar
Maryland officials face community pressure over Baltimore incinerator air permit renewal — Around 100 Baltimore residents packed a community hall in the Curtis Bay neighborhood on the evening of Oct. 1.
Grist · Tristan Baurick
Louisiana wind industry prepares for potential policy headwinds under Trump administration
Grist · Frida Garza
Critics blast 'Digger' project; supporters defend climate credentials
Guardian Environment · Rachel Salvidge
UK water companies earned £340m from industrial wastewater permits, raising pollution concerns — Exclusive: Firms made more than £340m last year from processing industrial and commercial wastewater at sewage works that are unable to…
Climate Home News · Vivian Chime
Africa Energy Bank launch delayed again — Repeated delays are raising questions about the bank's momentum and whether it can mobilise investment to finance Africa’s oil and gas…
Oct 10, 2026 · 5:00 AM PT edition · 20 stories
PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini
Austria receives 43,300 solar subsidy applications in 10 minutes — Austria's final solar subsidy round of the year attracted 43,300 applications in its first 10 minutes, far exceeding demand in the previous…
PV Magazine · Ryan Kennedy
More than 70% of announced U.S. solar manufacturing expansions lack financing — Forecasted capital expenditure for new U.S. solar manufacturing expansions for 2027 reflects a hesitant financing climate, with Tesla’s…
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia's renewable PPAs shift from volume-based to value-based pricing — Australia’s renewable energy market is entering a new phase where the value of electricity is increasingly determined not by energy alone,…
Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Federal authorities open investigation of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquids pipelines after Michigan spill — A crude oil pipeline spill last month in the Detroit suburbs has prompted federal authorities to open an investigation into the safety of…
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia endorses plan to double global rooftop solar homes to 300 million by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes in the world with rooftop solar, from 150 to 300 million by 2030 via the…
More: PV Tech
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
ContourGlobal breaks ground on 450MW solar-plus-storage project in Arizona — The IPP has begun the build phase of a new 420MW hybrid renewable energy park in Mohave County, Arizona, with completion due in 2028.
PV Tech · Shreeyashi Ojha
Dos Grados acquires 500MW of solar projects from Akuo in Spain — Dos Grados has agreed to acquire three PV solar projects in Spain from Akuo, with a combined installed capacity of more than 500MW.
Volts (David Roberts) · David Roberts
Federal permitting reform bill advances amid industry push for faster approvals — A conversation with Daniel Palken of Arnold Ventures.
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
Inside Climate News · Aman Azhar
Maryland officials face community pressure over Baltimore incinerator air permit renewal — Around 100 Baltimore residents packed a community hall in the Curtis Bay neighborhood on the evening of Oct. 1.
Grist · Tristan Baurick
Louisiana wind industry prepares for potential policy headwinds under Trump administration
Grist · Frida Garza
Critics blast 'Digger' project; supporters defend climate credentials
Guardian Environment · Rachel Salvidge
UK water companies earned £340m from industrial wastewater permits, raising pollution concerns — Exclusive: Firms made more than £340m last year from processing industrial and commercial wastewater at sewage works that are unable to…
Oct 10, 2026 · 8:00 AM PT edition · 20 stories
PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini
Austria receives 43,300 solar subsidy applications in 10 minutes — Austria's final solar subsidy round of the year attracted 43,300 applications in its first 10 minutes, far exceeding demand in the previous…
PV Magazine · Ryan Kennedy
More than 70% of announced U.S. solar manufacturing expansions lack financing — Forecasted capital expenditure for new U.S. solar manufacturing expansions for 2027 reflects a hesitant financing climate, with Tesla’s…
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia's renewable PPAs shift from volume-based to value-based pricing — Australia’s renewable energy market is entering a new phase where the value of electricity is increasingly determined not by energy alone,…
Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Federal authorities open investigation of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquids pipelines after Michigan spill — A crude oil pipeline spill last month in the Detroit suburbs has prompted federal authorities to open an investigation into the safety of…
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia endorses plan to double global rooftop solar homes to 300 million by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes in the world with rooftop solar, from 150 to 300 million by 2030 via the…
More: PV Tech
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
Guardian Environment · Peter Walker Senior political correspondent
UK Conservatives cite inflated £957bn net-zero cost estimate after apparent spreadsheet error — Exclusive: Badenoch’s flagship conference policy document cites £957bn estimate, twice the total in climate advisers’ data Kemi Badenoch’s…
More: Carbon Brief
Inside Climate News · Ian Urbina
Investigation: China's Xinjiang region poses challenges for renewable energy development — This story is part of an investigation conducted by an international team of journalists based at The Outlaw Ocean Project.
Guardian Environment · Robert Reich
Legal liability could pressure AI and climate risk investors, says former labor secretary — Liability lawsuits have held tobacco, oil and pharma companies to account in the past.
PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
ContourGlobal breaks ground on 450MW solar-plus-storage project in Arizona — The IPP has begun the build phase of a new 420MW hybrid renewable energy park in Mohave County, Arizona, with completion due in 2028.
PV Tech · Shreeyashi Ojha
Dos Grados acquires 500MW of solar projects from Akuo in Spain — Dos Grados has agreed to acquire three PV solar projects in Spain from Akuo, with a combined installed capacity of more than 500MW.
Volts (David Roberts) · David Roberts
Federal permitting reform bill advances amid industry push for faster approvals — A conversation with Daniel Palken of Arnold Ventures.
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
Grist · Tristan Baurick
Louisiana wind industry prepares for potential policy headwinds under Trump administration
Grist · Frida Garza
Critics blast 'Digger' project; supporters defend climate credentials
Oct 10, 2026 · 11:01 AM PT edition · 20 stories
PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini
Austria receives 43,300 solar subsidy applications in 10 minutes — Austria's final solar subsidy round of the year attracted 43,300 applications in its first 10 minutes, far exceeding demand in the previous…
PV Magazine · Ryan Kennedy
More than 70% of announced U.S. solar manufacturing expansions lack financing — Forecasted capital expenditure for new U.S. solar manufacturing expansions for 2027 reflects a hesitant financing climate, with Tesla’s…
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia's renewable PPAs shift from volume-based to value-based pricing — Australia’s renewable energy market is entering a new phase where the value of electricity is increasingly determined not by energy alone,…
Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Federal authorities open investigation of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquids pipelines after Michigan spill — A crude oil pipeline spill last month in the Detroit suburbs has prompted federal authorities to open an investigation into the safety of…
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia endorses plan to double global rooftop solar homes to 300 million by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes in the world with rooftop solar, from 150 to 300 million by 2030 via the…
More: PV Tech
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
Private equity funds community solar developers Pivot Energy and Generate Capital — Funds have been raised from private equity providers for two community solar developers that benefit several US states, in separate deals.
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
Guardian Environment · Peter Walker Senior political correspondent
UK Conservatives cite inflated £957bn net-zero cost estimate after apparent spreadsheet error — Exclusive: Badenoch’s flagship conference policy document cites £957bn estimate, twice the total in climate advisers’ data Kemi Badenoch’s…
More: Carbon Brief
Inside Climate News · Ian Urbina
Investigation: China's Xinjiang region poses challenges for renewable energy development — This story is part of an investigation conducted by an international team of journalists based at The Outlaw Ocean Project.
Guardian Environment · Robert Reich
Legal liability could pressure AI and climate risk investors, says former labor secretary — Liability lawsuits have held tobacco, oil and pharma companies to account in the past.
PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
ContourGlobal breaks ground on 450MW solar-plus-storage project in Arizona — The IPP has begun the build phase of a new 420MW hybrid renewable energy park in Mohave County, Arizona, with completion due in 2028.
Volts (David Roberts) · David Roberts
Federal permitting reform bill advances amid industry push for faster approvals — A conversation with Daniel Palken of Arnold Ventures.
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
Grist · Tristan Baurick
Louisiana wind industry prepares for potential policy headwinds under Trump administration
Heatmap News · Alexander C. Kaufman
Hurricane Isaias shuts down nearly two-thirds of U.S. Gulf oil production —
More: Guardian Environment, EIA Today in Energy, Grist, Yale Climate Connections, Yale Climate Connections, Yale Climate Connections, Yale Climate Connections, Wired Science, Yale Climate Connections
Oct 10, 2026 · 2:00 PM PT edition · 20 stories
PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini
Austria receives 43,300 solar subsidy applications in 10 minutes — Austria's final solar subsidy round of the year attracted 43,300 applications in its first 10 minutes, far exceeding demand in the previous…
PV Magazine · Ryan Kennedy
More than 70% of announced U.S. solar manufacturing expansions lack financing — Forecasted capital expenditure for new U.S. solar manufacturing expansions for 2027 reflects a hesitant financing climate, with Tesla’s…
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia's renewable PPAs shift from volume-based to value-based pricing — Australia’s renewable energy market is entering a new phase where the value of electricity is increasingly determined not by energy alone,…
Inside Climate News · Marianne Lavelle
Federal authorities open investigation of Energy Transfer's hazardous liquids pipelines after Michigan spill — A crude oil pipeline spill last month in the Detroit suburbs has prompted federal authorities to open an investigation into the safety of…
TechCrunch Climate · Tim De Chant
Battery costs drop below natural gas turbines for data center power — Batteries are now cheaper than natural gas turbines as the data center boom pushes prices up.
Utility Dive · Ethan Howland
PJM fast-tracks 2.1 GW from Engie storage and LS Power gas uprate — The grid operator expects Engie’s two storage projects totaling nearly 1.7 GW and LS Power’s 455-MW gas-fired uprate will be online by…
Utility Dive · Robert Walton
US utilities seek $4.5B in rate increases in third quarter alone — The cumulative value of third quarter rate requests more than doubled from 2025, according to a report from the advocacy group.
PV Magazine · Ev Foley
Australia endorses plan to double global rooftop solar homes to 300 million by 2030 — Australia has endorsed a global plan to double the number of homes in the world with rooftop solar, from 150 to 300 million by 2030 via the…
More: PV Tech
Latitude Media · Maeve Allsup
Duke Energy's clean energy tariff for tech companies remains unclear two years on — In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Heatmap News · Andrew Moseman
Dynamic Electricity Pricing Creates Both Opportunities and Risks for EV Owners — There’s no escape when gas prices spike. You might know a station across town that’s always a dime cheaper per gallon than everybody else,…
Guardian Environment · Marina Dunbar (now) José Olivares and Taz Ali (earlier)
Hurricane Isaias shuts two-thirds of Gulf oil output as Category 2 storm nears landfall — First Atlantic hurricane of the 2026 season makes landfall in the US as officials warn of ‘spinoff tornadoes’ Full story: Two dead as…
More: Guardian Environment, Heatmap News, Guardian Environment, EIA Today in Energy, PV Magazine, Grist, Yale Climate Connections, Yale Climate Connections, Yale Climate Connections, Yale Climate Connections, Wired Science
PV Tech · Shreeyashi Ojha
India's solar cell manufacturing capacity approved list reaches 37.8GW with latest revision — India’s MNRE issued the 12th revision of its Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) List-II for solar PV cells on 8 October 2026.
PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
Private equity funds community solar developers Pivot Energy and Generate Capital — Funds have been raised from private equity providers for two community solar developers that benefit several US states, in separate deals.
Inside Climate News · Anika Jane Beamer
BLM exempts Arctic oil exploration from environmental reviews — Oil companies will no longer be required to conduct environmental reviews before exploring for fossil fuel reservoirs in the Western…
Guardian Environment · Peter Walker Senior political correspondent
UK Conservatives cite inflated £957bn net-zero cost estimate after apparent spreadsheet error — Exclusive: Badenoch’s flagship conference policy document cites £957bn estimate, twice the total in climate advisers’ data Kemi Badenoch’s…
More: Carbon Brief
Inside Climate News · Ian Urbina
Investigation: China's Xinjiang region poses challenges for renewable energy development — This story is part of an investigation conducted by an international team of journalists based at The Outlaw Ocean Project.
Guardian Environment · Robert Reich
Legal liability could pressure AI and climate risk investors, says former labor secretary — Liability lawsuits have held tobacco, oil and pharma companies to account in the past.
Volts (David Roberts) · David Roberts
Federal permitting reform bill advances amid industry push for faster approvals — A conversation with Daniel Palken of Arnold Ventures.
Canary Media · Ysabelle Kempe
Heat pump shipments hold steady after federal tax credits expire — See more from Canary Media’s “Chart of the Week” column . America’s demand for heat pumps isn’t going away just because federal incentives…
Grist · Tristan Baurick